The goal of the database seeds is to make local development easier. They help create an environment that is representative, but not a replica, of production.
The password for all accounts is password.
The "named" developers cover most states of each field on the profile. There are also 20 developers that are randomized to encourage testing of pagination.
developer@example.com- The "core" developer with a complete profile, in a conversation with a business, and has sent and received messages.featured@example.comFeatured at the top of search results for one week.hired@example.com- Has had contact with a business on RailsDevs.minimum@example.com- Has filled in the absolute minimum profile fields.invisible@example.com- Will not show up in search results.stale@example.com- Updates their profile over a month ago.junior@example.com- Actively looking for full-time junior roles.freelancer@example.com- Available soon, open to offers, and looking for contract work.new@example.com- A recently added profile.updated@example.com- A recently updated profile.
business@example.com- The "core" business with an active subscription, in a conversation with a developer, and has sent and received messages.lead@example.com- A business with a complete profile but no subscription.invisible@example.com- This business was marked as spam and is hidden.suspended@example.com- This account has been suspended and they cannot use the site.
There is one admin account that is not associated with a developer nor a business.
admin@example.com
There are also seeds for conversations, messages, invoice requests, celebration package requests, and specialties. View these in /db/seeds/.